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Finally the Healeys: Early 50s sports cars designed in England, bodied in Italy and sold in the US with a Nash drivetrain, I read there were only...
Nash Metropolitans: There are 2 of these, but one is a parts car. The ragtop was my uncle's high school daily driver in the 60s. The ragtop...
1929 Nash: This grey car is really similar to the Model A. It would require a lot of wood work as there is rot present. Otherwise the interior...
Early 50's Nash Country Club: This car did not run when it was purchased. It is pretty rough with lots of rust, but it definitely has an awesome...
1938 Aston Martin: I was afraid to touch this car because I am sure it is quite valuable. This is his pride and joy. I would love to see this...
1929 Model A Ford: I am a Ford guy, so This car is near the top of my list too. I bet I could get this car going in a weekend with a few parts....
Next is the 1925 Nash: This may be my favorite car. I couldn't get a good shot of the whole car. What I love about this car is the interior....
I will go car by car and tell you what I know and also hopefully learn more about posting and such. Up 1st 1919 Nash This car is complete and...
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And some more of interiors and engines. The interiors of these cars are all preserved soooo well. Most of them could be just cleaned up and used...
Wow! I am glad you guys had a good time with this! I have enjoyed reading the comments. These cars belong to my Uncle's father (not blood...
One more
I wish they were for sale... I came across the garage full of unrestored original cars (except 2) in my hometown. I cannot post from work during...
Hello from Elberton GA. I have a 1941 Plymouth Super Deluxe coupe I hope to make into a cool ride. It is currently a rusty basketcase, but I...
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